Переводы „jammed“ в словаре англо » польский

jam¹ [ʤæm] СУЩ.

jam

dżem м.

I . jam² [ʤæm] СУЩ.

1. jam разг. (situation):

jam

tarapaty мн.

2. jam (crowded mass):

jam

ścisk м.

traffic jam

korek м. [na drodze]

3. jam (in printer, fax):

paper jam

zacięcie ср. papieru

II . jam² <-mm-> [ʤæm] ГЛ. перех.

1. jam (cause to become stuck):

jam

zablokować

to jam sth open

otwierać [perf otworzyć] coś siłą

2. jam (push, cram):

jam

wciskać [perf wcisnąć]

3. jam (distort):

jam

zakłócać [perf zakłócić]

III . jam² <-mm-> [ʤæm] ГЛ. неперех.

1. jam (become stuck):

jam

zacinać [perf zaciąć] się

2. jam (play music):

jam

improwizować [perf za-]

jam-packed ПРИЛ. разг.

jam-packed

zapchany

jam session СУЩ. разг.

jam session

jam session ср.

traffic jam СУЩ.

traffic jam

korek м. drogowy

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

английский

Shortly prior to opening, flaws such as emergency exit lighted signs, unclear ticket displays, and jammed emergency exits were fixed.

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Tenant complaints include garbage chutes jammed six floors up, urine and feces in stairwells, frigid indoor temperatures, broken elevators and squatters living in vacant apartments.

www.cbc.ca

They freed logs that had jammed at critical points such as sluices, bends, bridges and ox-bows.

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There they find a picture of a man in a jammed paper shredder.

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The billfold is usually jammed to the point of bursting -- not with crisp $20s, but receipts.

www.theglobeandmail.com

The mill gearing had been jammed by a baulk of timber, jamming the machinery by that date.

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There's a line at the cash for takeout food, and the eating area is jammed.

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An ice pick was found jammed deep into the base of her skull during autopsy.

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They jammed the toilet under the stairs or in a closet (source of water closet name) and they built the sink into the wooden washstand.

www.treehugger.com

Long before opening time, the street is jammed with a good humored crowd.

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